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An urban, residential enclave of north Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University, the MedStar Union Memorial Hospital and the Baltimore Museum of Art are all accessible by foot from Charles Village. A stroll through the neighborhood will reveal long stretches of authentic eateries on the ground floor of apartment buildings, outdoor dining patios and brick row houses under towering maple trees.
In the morning, a rush of educators, artists and healthcare professionals walking to work fill the sidewalks. By nighttime, visitors from around the city come for a concert at the Ottobar or a meal on St. Paul Street. “Much of the energy here is thanks to its proximity to both Johns Hopkins University and the Baltimore Museum of Art.” says Realtor Daniel Motz with Berkshire Hathaway, who has worked in Baltimore for over 23 years. “Charles Village buyers seek out this neighborhood’s culturally rich, urban vibe.”
While Charles Village has parks, shops and restaurants within the neighborhood, locals are also close to the downtown and Inner Harbor areas. “Additional reasons residents choose to live here include being right in the heart of Baltimore, close to a great professional sports scene, and of course, these well-updated historic homes.”
BMA has the most comprehensive are featuring women artists in Charles Village.
Located in Charles Village's backyard The Baltimore Museum of Art is free and open year-round.
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Art, athletics and annual gatherings
The Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) hosts many events year-round, as well as rotating collections from artists including Matisse, Picasso and Cezanne. The monthly Free Family Sundays at BMA provide workshops for do-it-yourself art projects. Shriver Hall at BMA offers a regular concert series featuring artists like the Isidore String Quartet.
Those looking to catch a professional sporting event can enjoy about 4-mile proximity to two major stadiums. Orioles fans head to Camden Yards, and the Ravens play at M&T Bank Stadium.
The 32nd Street Farmers Market brings the community together throughout the year. Every Saturday, the market hosts more than 70 vendors, selling farm-fresh produce and meats, hand-crafted goods and flower arrangements. The Charles Village Festival at the Wyman Park Dell is another major gathering each June with a parade, live music and historic walking tours.
The BMA of in Charles Village has artwork on display in every room of the exhibit.
BMA Sculpture Park in Charles Village has sculptures scattered across the land.
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Bookstores, restaurants and urban markets
St. Paul Street has the largest cluster of restaurants in Charles Village, with cuisines hailing from India, Japan and Mexico. “Covid caused a lot of the old standards to shut down, and now newer restaurants with a twist are coming in,” says Realtor Michael Levine with Douglas Realty, who has worked in the area since 2006. One area classic is Charles Village Pub, which has been around since 1981 and provides American fare and cocktails until 2 A.M., seven days a week. Kajiken restaurant on 33rd Street serves authentic Japanese ramen, and Bird in Hand next door is a popular coffee shop with a bookstore inside. The Barnes & Noble/Johns Hopkins bookstore is also in the neighborhood and often hosts students and remote workers throughout the day. To catch live music, the long-standing Baltimore venue, Ottobar was named one of the 10 Best Live Music Venues in America by Rolling Stone. Locals visit Streets Market for prepared and frozen foods, and Safeway is just south of East 25th Street.
Kajiken Restaurant in Charles Village has the best Japanese cuisine.
Looking for a great cup of coffee or book stop in at Bird in Hand located in Charles Village
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Arts in the parks
While the neighborhood has a dense, urban feel, locals can experience nature without straying too far. Just west of Charles Village lies the BMA Sculpture Garden. With 33 acres of walking paths, colorful, funky art displays and intricate landscaping, this space is a popular attraction for a scenic stroll. Its cherry trees bloom in the spring, while mature oaks and maples are prominent throughout the rest of the year. Johns Hopkins’ many quads offer walking loops and patches of grass amidst its Federal architecture. Wyman Park Dell not only features a vast, open green space with lighted pathways, but also a playground, picnic tables and a ping pong table. About 2 miles west of Charles Village, on the opposite side of Interstate 83, Druid Hill Park has gardens, athletic facilities and the Maryland Zoo.
BMA Sculpture Park is located in the heart of Charles Village off Museum Dr..
BMA Sculpture Park is located in the heart of Charles Village off Museum Dr..
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From Baltimore City Public Schools to Johns Hopkins University
Depending on street address, prekindergarten through eighth graders may attend either Barclay Elementary/Middle, which earns a C-minus grade on Niche, or Margaret Brent Elementary/Middle, which scores a C. Families have school choice for ninth through 12th grade, with Baltimore City College as a popular option nearby. The high school earns an A-minus grade and has a 97% college acceptance rate as of 2024. Within a few blocks of Charles Village, The GreenMount School scores an A-plus for private kindergarten through eighth grade education.
Known for its acclaimed medical and research programs, Johns Hopkins University sits right next door to the neighborhood. Niche gives the university an overall A-plus and ranks it the No. 1 Best College for Public Health in America. While most Blue Jays sports teams compete in Division III athletics, both men’s and women’s lacrosse are in Division I.
Margaret Brent Elementary School building in Charles Village.
Benjamin Franklin High School has a student-teacher ratio of 18 to 1.
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Centuries-old row houses and a big market for renters
Homes in Charles Village range in height, width and style, and many feature late 19th-century Victorian or Federal designs with three or four bedrooms. Most include spacious front porches with classical columns and pyramidal or conical roofs. In 2003, the city threw a revitalization competition that encouraged homeowners to bring color to their houses. The winning row houses on Guilford Avenue have been deemed the Baltimore Painted Ladies, which are now a significant tourist attraction. Single-family home prices tend to fall between $200,000 and $550,000, and multifamily properties often start around $400,000 and surpass $800,000.
About 85% of residents in Charles Village rent in lieu of owning property. Apartments sit atop restaurants and storefronts, while other complexes stand alone and have community amenities. On average, studios can start at around $1,000 per month, and three-bedroom units have an average rent of $1,5000 per month.
Here are some colorful gabled roof townhomes in Charles Village.
There are some two-level townhomes in Charles Village.
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Navigating Charles Village and Baltimore
While walking and biking are common modes of transportation in Charles Village, major thoroughfares and city buses are also available for longer journeys. Interstate 83, accessible within about 1 mile, flows south into downtown Baltimore, while the Route 40 Bypass flows east and west. All residents can take CityLink Silver buses, while Johns Hopkins affiliates can use the private shuttle services. The closest metro stop is within about 1 mile at the North Avenue Light Rail station. Flights to over 300 international and domestic destinations take off from BWI, about 14 miles away.
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Charles Village Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Charles Village, Baltimore sell after 35 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Charles Village, Baltimore over the last 12 months is $364,950, up 49% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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